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Here are some new rules for relaxing stay-at-home policies on military installations
As states begin to lift shelter-in-place orders, military installations will also consider opening up access.
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Army retention rises as economy slumps, but recruiting hasn’t seen a boom yet
The general in charge of Army recruiting said the economic downturn doesn’t appear to have impacted enlistments — yet.
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Ex-Green Beret arrested, accused of using music boxes and private jet to help ex-Nissan boss escape Japan
Another former Green Beret is at the center of international intrigue.
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Feds charge Army wife with stabbing husband and warn of domestic violence amid pandemic
Experts have warned that domestic violence incidents are likely to increase during the coronavirus pandemic due to shelter-in-place orders.
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Anti-microbial, machine washable face masks coming to soldiers to help protect against coronavirus
The masks are contracted through the textile manufacturing firm Milliken at a total purchase cost of $749,000, which breaks out to roughly $4.16 per mask.
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Guard deployments may end one day short of mark needed for retirement, education benefits
The June 24 deadline for the end of Guard orders would leave troops at 89 days of active-duty, just short of the 90 needed for benefits.
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Army 4-star will co-lead Manhattan Project-style effort to create and distribute COVID-19 vaccine
The other co-lead called the vaccine timeline “credible” but noted that it will be “challenging.”
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Stop the ‘knee-jerk’ reactions to ‘anti-religion activists,’ 20 congressmen tell senior DoD leaders
Lawmakers asked the Pentagon to stop appeasing “anti-religion activists,” citing recent complaints made by an advocacy group amid the coronavirus pandemic
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Medal of Honor recipient, former Green Beret Ronald Shurer, dies at 41
Prior to his passing, Shurer, 41, was undergoing treatment for lung cancer at Sibley Memorial Hospital in Washington, D.C.
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Central and South America ops are among upcoming SFAB missions, as adviser force seeks to grow
The Army plans to task one of its Security Force Assistance Brigades with counter-narcotics advising in South America.
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Here are some new rules for relaxing stay-at-home policies on military installations
As states begin to lift shelter-in-place orders, military installations will also consider opening up access.
-
Army retention rises as economy slumps, but recruiting hasn’t seen a boom yet
The general in charge of Army recruiting said the economic downturn doesn’t appear to have impacted enlistments — yet.
-
Ex-Green Beret arrested, accused of using music boxes and private jet to help ex-Nissan boss escape Japan
Another former Green Beret is at the center of international intrigue.
-
Feds charge Army wife with stabbing husband and warn of domestic violence amid pandemic
Experts have warned that domestic violence incidents are likely to increase during the coronavirus pandemic due to shelter-in-place orders.
-
Anti-microbial, machine washable face masks coming to soldiers to help protect against coronavirus
The masks are contracted through the textile manufacturing firm Milliken at a total purchase cost of $749,000, which breaks out to roughly $4.16 per mask.
-
Guard deployments may end one day short of mark needed for retirement, education benefits
The June 24 deadline for the end of Guard orders would leave troops at 89 days of active-duty, just short of the 90 needed for benefits.
-
Army 4-star will co-lead Manhattan Project-style effort to create and distribute COVID-19 vaccine
The other co-lead called the vaccine timeline “credible” but noted that it will be “challenging.”
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Stop the ‘knee-jerk’ reactions to ‘anti-religion activists,’ 20 congressmen tell senior DoD leaders
Lawmakers asked the Pentagon to stop appeasing “anti-religion activists,” citing recent complaints made by an advocacy group amid the coronavirus pandemic
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Medal of Honor recipient, former Green Beret Ronald Shurer, dies at 41
Prior to his passing, Shurer, 41, was undergoing treatment for lung cancer at Sibley Memorial Hospital in Washington, D.C.
-
Central and South America ops are among upcoming SFAB missions, as adviser force seeks to grow
The Army plans to task one of its Security Force Assistance Brigades with counter-narcotics advising in South America.
-
Here are some new rules for relaxing stay-at-home policies on military installations
As states begin to lift shelter-in-place orders, military installations will also consider opening up access.
-
Army retention rises as economy slumps, but recruiting hasn’t seen a boom yet
The general in charge of Army recruiting said the economic downturn doesn’t appear to have impacted enlistments — yet.
-
Ex-Green Beret arrested, accused of using music boxes and private jet to help ex-Nissan boss escape Japan
Another former Green Beret is at the center of international intrigue.
-
Feds charge Army wife with stabbing husband and warn of domestic violence amid pandemic
Experts have warned that domestic violence incidents are likely to increase during the coronavirus pandemic due to shelter-in-place orders.
-
Anti-microbial, machine washable face masks coming to soldiers to help protect against coronavirus
The masks are contracted through the textile manufacturing firm Milliken at a total purchase cost of $749,000, which breaks out to roughly $4.16 per mask.
-
Guard deployments may end one day short of mark needed for retirement, education benefits
The June 24 deadline for the end of Guard orders would leave troops at 89 days of active-duty, just short of the 90 needed for benefits.
-
Army 4-star will co-lead Manhattan Project-style effort to create and distribute COVID-19 vaccine
The other co-lead called the vaccine timeline “credible” but noted that it will be “challenging.”
-
Stop the ‘knee-jerk’ reactions to ‘anti-religion activists,’ 20 congressmen tell senior DoD leaders
Lawmakers asked the Pentagon to stop appeasing “anti-religion activists,” citing recent complaints made by an advocacy group amid the coronavirus pandemic
-
Medal of Honor recipient, former Green Beret Ronald Shurer, dies at 41
Prior to his passing, Shurer, 41, was undergoing treatment for lung cancer at Sibley Memorial Hospital in Washington, D.C.
-
Central and South America ops are among upcoming SFAB missions, as adviser force seeks to grow
The Army plans to task one of its Security Force Assistance Brigades with counter-narcotics advising in South America.
